Blues Launch Blue Note+ as Exclusive Local Broadcast Home
The Blues will produce 73 regional games in 2026-27, available on Spectrum and through Prime Video, as they continue working on additional carriage deals.
The St. Louis Blues are launching a team-owned regional broadcast platform called Blue Note+.
The club announced Wednesday, Sept. 23, that Blue Note+ will be the exclusive multimedia home for Blues regional television beginning in the 2026-27 season. It will be available on Spectrum and streamed through Prime Video. The Blues said they are still negotiating agreements with additional cable, satellite and over-the-air providers.
Blue Note+ is slated to carry 73 locally televised games in 2026-27, leaving out the 11 regular-season games reserved for national broadcasts on ABC, ESPN, ESPN+/Hulu and TNT. The production plan also includes pregame and postgame programming across the Blues' five-state broadcast territory.
"The launch of Blue Note+ as the exclusive home for Blues games on local television marks the dawn of a new era of fan experience for our franchise," Blues President and CEO of Business Operations Chris Zimmerman said. "Having total ownership of our broadcast product will allow us to deliver Blues hockey with direct access to more fans in more places than ever before."
Zimmerman also thanked fans for "the ongoing patience and support of the Blues fanbase over the last few months as we work to build a local broadcast platform that is worthy of their passion for this team."
Fans outside the Blues' regional territory can continue to watch through NHL Center Ice or NHL Power Play on ESPN+, the team said. Additional regional cable, satellite and over-the-air details are expected in the coming weeks.
